---
id: 65d6c390f03b85333445b5e4
title: Task 47
challengeType: 22
dashedName: task-47
---

<!-- (Audio) Alice: She doesn't have to interview for hiring people, though. -->

# --description--

The phrase `have to` is used to talk about things that are necessary or required. It is similar to `must`, but `must` is stronger and used for more important rules or personal feelings.

After `have to`, you use a base verb to explain what action is necessary. For example, `You have to wear a helmet` means wearing a helmet is necessary for safety.

`Though` is a word used to show a small contrast or surprise in a sentence. It's similar to `but`. For example, `It's cold, though it's sunny` means it's surprising the weather is cold because it's also sunny.

# --fillInTheBlank--

## --sentence--

`She doesn't _ _ interview for hiring people, though.`

## --blanks--

`have`

### --feedback--

This part of the phrase indicates necessity or requirement.

---

`to`

### --feedback--

It's used with `have` to show something is necessary or required.

# --scene--

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```
